Mountain Walks
Walks high up in Lofoten’s untamed mountains provide a magnificent view of the archipelago, the sea and the shoreline. Many walks are suitable for the whole family, while others are more demanding.
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Fishing in the Seas of Lofoten
Dream of catching the really big fish?
We will gladly assist you in hiring a boat and making your dream come true, with a fishing trip at a setting surrounded by high mountains, sea eagles and Lofoten’s fantastic daylight conditions.
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Sea kayaking
Find your own paradise on one of several hundred islands in Lofoten. The Lofoten coastline offers wonderful adventures in scenic settings, whether you go alone or on an organised tour with a local guide.
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Golf
In the summer you can play golf all day and all night, and if you are lucky you may be accompanied by the midnight sun. Lofoten Golf Links’ 9 hole course is magnificently situated on the far side of the island of Gimsøya, surrounded by sea, mountains and charming beaches.
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Deep Sea Rafting
A number of businesses offer deep-sea rafting on giant rubber dinghies (RIBs) with powerful outboard motors that make you feel like you are flying low over the waters of Lofoten.
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Cykling
Make the most of the wonderful scenery from the seat of a bicycle. You can hire a bike here and explore the countryside in and around Svolvær and Kabelvåg.
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Diving
Lofoten is considered one of the world’s best areas for divers. There are steep underwater walls, caves, underwater plateaux, seaweed forests, shipwrecks and excellent scope for current diving. Schools of cod, anglerfish, flatfish and wolf fish are just some of what can be found in the waters around Lofoten.
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Killer Whale Safaris
From mid October to early February the Vestfjord is visited by hundreds of killer whales. A number of local tour operators take guests out to see these impressive animals, and the boldest among them are also given the opportunity of snorkelling in a dry suit together with the whales.
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